Missouri House Bill HR3181

Missouri 2022 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/5/22
• Passed: 1/5/22

Caption

Informs the Governor that the 101st General Assembly, First Regular Session, is organized and ready for business

Impact

As a governance resolution, HR3181 does not have direct implications on state laws or regulations. However, it represents an important procedural step in the legislative process. The organization's readiness is crucial for the effective functioning of the legislative assembly, allowing lawmakers to address pending issues and introduce new legislation. Although this resolution itself does not alter existing laws, it establishes the framework within which legislative business will be conducted in the upcoming session.

Summary

HR3181 is a resolution that informs the Governor of Missouri that the House of Representatives of the 101st General Assembly, Second Regular Session, is organized and ready for business. It serves as a formal communication to the executive branch, indicating that the legislative body is set to receive messages or communications from the Governor. This resolution sets the stage for the legislative session, signaling the beginning of the activities and agenda items that will be considered by the House.

Contention

The resolution is generally uncontentious and serves administrative purposes rather than addressing any specific policy issues or points of contention. However, the assembly's readiness may reflect the various political dynamics at play within the House. The passage of this resolution is generally expected without opposition, as it is a standard procedural formality that signifies the commencement of legislative duties. Any discussions around this resolution would likely focus on the efficiency and priorities of the assembly as they move forward with their legislative agenda.